Ed Anderson
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Any African-american Women Crucified?
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AlexArts
Soul of Cinder
Well, in theory i can make a render with African girl on the crux...
Ed Anderson
Spectator
Please!
AlexArts
Soul of Cinder
Ok... I need some time...
And i need to know what would you like to see...
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Ed Anderson
Spectator
Take all the time you need. As for what I'd like to see, my friend, is any of those girls being crucified, or in the process. I appreciate the kindness everyone has shown!
malins
Stumbling Seeker
Some of the posts in this thread might be interesting.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-dark-amazon.4748/page-2#post-194877
Just look at everything from that post from Messa and everything below it.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-dark-amazon.4748/page-2#post-194877
Just look at everything from that post from Messa and everything below it.
AlexArts
Soul of Cinder
Very well...
Ed Anderson
Spectator
Superb! Thank you.
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Deleted member jedakk
Guest
I have used two Nubian executioner's helpers prominently in my 3D renderings for "The Serpent's Eye", also a black girl in the crowd in some pictures. I had thought about having a black female victim included in some pics but didn't end up doing it. I might do that in the future as I think it would add some interesting variety. Lighting is somewhat difficult with dark skin, as you're probably well aware just from ordinary photos and the same thing is true with digital lighting. You tend to have to work at it to keep from losing detail in shadows.
In "The Serpent's Eye" it's a little white slave girl being crucified by two big black guys, also slaves. In these pictures there's a black girl watching, and we don't know whether she is a slave or free. This is during Roman times, the first century A.D. and the Romans were equal opportunity as far as slaves, race had nothing to do with it.
So these are all 3D renders, don't know if a black female victim in a Roman context rendered in 3D would be of interest to you, but I probably will do some renderings like that in the future.
In "The Serpent's Eye" it's a little white slave girl being crucified by two big black guys, also slaves. In these pictures there's a black girl watching, and we don't know whether she is a slave or free. This is during Roman times, the first century A.D. and the Romans were equal opportunity as far as slaves, race had nothing to do with it.
So these are all 3D renders, don't know if a black female victim in a Roman context rendered in 3D would be of interest to you, but I probably will do some renderings like that in the future.
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AlexArts
Soul of Cinder
arber1456
Executioner
Wonderful Girl!
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
That last one does suggest that, doesn't it?
"Please, sir, do it quickly. Get it over with."
As for me, I haven't done any art recently featuring a black girl, not for lack of first drafts, though. However, as shown in my profile picture, Skating Jesus has!
So as penance for my lack of dark-skinned beauts gracing the illustrated crucifixae, I'mma be crucified myself:
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mp5stab
Hair and Nails
Also, for fans of less light-skinned girls, Finality did several excellent renders back during ancient times. Pretty much every cross sequence had a black girl or two somewhere, which was just a fantastic fantasy for me. Prolly more realistic, too. But anyway, here's are some of my favorites, besides the ones already posted:
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malins
Stumbling Seeker
That's very true. Especially with digital cameras which seem still more unforgiving in dynamic range. It used to be when you shot slides instead of negative you knew you had to have your exposure on point but digital is even stricter; I guess that is why 'HDR' was invented, and, you can rescue some from raw. But just don't put your dark-skinned beauty in front of a field of snow. Or load up some Pan F into your camera
